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Does collective identification with moral convictions explain intolerance? Not just “us” versus “them”
Although people often tolerate disagreement in attitude domains that concern matters of personal taste or social convention, they are much less tolerant of disagreement about moral convictions—attitudes that they construe as matters of right and wrong. The current studies test a novel theory that th
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